What we treat, and how
Every treatment below starts the same way: a free consultation with Dr. Saeedul Hasan Siddiqui, who decides whether hijama is appropriate for you before anything is booked.
Start with your concern
Cupping is used to increase blood flow to the scalp, so that the follicles receive more oxygen and nutrients. It is often combined…
Learn moreSuction cups applied along the back, shoulders and legs to release muscular tension, ease stiffness and improve circulation in are…
Learn moreTargeted cupping around the knee to reduce inflammation and swelling, ease stiffness on stairs and after sitting, and improve the …
Learn moreA private treatment room and experienced female therapists, for women who prefer it. Used for hair fall, migraine, back pain, PCOS…
Learn moreCupping at the upper back, shoulders and head points is used to relieve the muscular tension and circulatory congestion that often…
Learn moreGentle, small suction cups moved across the face to stimulate circulation, reduce puffiness and support skin tone. Non-invasive, w…
Learn moreUsed to reduce the inflammation behind acne and support the body’s own clearing processes, usually alongside Unani herbal remedies…
Learn moreTraditional Greco-Arabic herbal medicine, prescribed alongside cupping or on its own — for digestion, skin, hair, joint pain, low …
Learn moreDry and wet cupping
Which one you have is decided at the consultation, based on your condition and medical history — not on what you ask for.
People arrive asking for wet cupping because a friend had it. That is not how it should work. First I assess you, then I decide which method suits your condition — sometimes the answer is neither, and I say so.
Dr. Saeedul Hasan Siddiqui, B.I.M.S.On choosing a method · Practising since 1981Not sure if hijama is right for you?
The first consultation is free and there is no obligation to book. Ask Dr. Siddiqui directly about your condition.